Judgment

The struggles of mankind are about to end. One comes now-calling himself prosecutor in the name of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit-to bring judgment upon Satan and humanity. The history books document ongoing trial and error and discord, and what has surfaced from the depths of the sea of humanity in an effort to resolve any social woe has been, time and time again, only more of the same. In what you are about to read, what has been invisible becomes understandable. And like an earthquake, what much of mankind has long hoped would not happen is beginning to happen. Complacency and apathy shatter; idols tarnish or melt into unrecognizable heaps; the sea of humanity dries up, unable to quench a thirst for sustainable economy. And this is just the beginning. Standing on a Plain takes mankind into a realm of existence from which there is no return; a place where things are made new; a place where for the unbeliever and unwary, there is only unending terror, remorse, loneliness. The trial of humanity is underway, and all mankind is getting a ringside seat to their own judgment and destruction. The court sits.